Using the Penguin RFA Implant Stability Monitor
When a patient presents to your dental practice with questionable and/or non-restorable teeth requiring extraction, the biggest concern is whether implants can be
Quick Technique
Quick Technique
Overcoming Challenges in Direct Posterior Restorations
The use of composite resin for direct posterior restorations is often accompanied by technical difficulties, namely postoperative sensitivity, imperfect interproximal contact and contour,
Editor's Page
A 2020 Prediction Proved True!
As we entered into this year, the title of my January column was “Change and New Opportunities in 2020.” Now I would never
Endodontics
Reassessing Current Endodontic Treatment
INTRODUCTION In the business world, there is the term “job to be done.”1 This concept relates to how a consumer purchases a product
Todays Dental News
Dentistry Today Names Dr. Paul Feuerstein Editor-in-Chief
FAIRFIELD, NJ—Dentistry Today, the nation’s leading clinical news magazine for dentists, proudly announces the appointment of Paul Feuerstein, DMD, as Editor-in-Chief. He will
TEN@10
Dr Paul Feuerstein talks to Shofu’s Mike Gainsburgh about the award winning Eye Special Camera
Mike explains the functions of this unique dental specific camera. Notably during this difficult time Shofu has given us a camera that
Industry News
My History of Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry
SPONSORED EDITORIAL I graduated from North Carolina State University in 1970 with a Bachelor of Science degree in textile technology and went to
TEN@10
What Makes Weave a Best Of Class Product for Patient Communications?
Mike Buckner explains Weave’s phone-based communication which is like caller ID on steroids. It directly connects the office to patient data so call
Implants Today
Technology to the Rescue: We Can Grow Bone!
Techniques, materials, and technologies used by our profession have become so innovative. Digital impressions, CBCT, virtual design software, and CAD/CAM milling have allowed
Editor's Page
Missing the in-Person Dental Meetings?
As we arrived at the first full month of fall, it seemed strange, to say the least, that we were not preparing to
